FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Forest Lawn Hollywood #6 (Fred Willard, Naya Rivera, etc.)

Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we’re heading back to Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills, to visit such stars as Naya Rivera, Fred Willard, Joe E. Ross, Fred Berry, and many more.
Full list of graves visited today: Reta Shaw, Michelle Nicastro, Maxine Elliott Hicks, Charles Pierce, Barbara Perry, Naya Rivera, Anna Gordy Gaye, Jimmy Bain, Buck Henry, Reynaldo Rey, Larry Walters, Joe E. Ross, Vesta, Dick Schaal, Frankie Banali, Kelly Asbury, Kent Warner, Boris Sagal, Angelo Rossitto, Fred Stone, Christopher Dennis, Brock Peters, Esther Phillips, Yvonne Howell, Alice Howell, Joel Goldsmith, John Witherspoon, Paul Winfield, Ernie Anderson, Ray Collins, Jayne Meadows, John Singleton, Ralph Bellamy, Fred Willard, Lance LeGault, Mickey Jones, Fred Berry.
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Produced by Arthur Dark
Music by Giuseppe Vasapolli
Library Music via KZbin
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[@carriebizz]

Nayas death was extremely tragic but I'm so glad her son didn't go back into the water trying to get to his mum. Very very sad

[@derek89273]

What I like about this channel is the professionalism in the production. The music, narration and respect given to the fallen is commendable.

[@chefantonioskitchencatering]

i agree. very well done.👏👏

[@queencerseilannister3519]

Yes, he is awesome

[@Robert-ws3mk]

Couldn't agree more

[@patvann2780]

Yes,too bad the sound track sucks

[@cheese-qw9vd]

I disagree, it looks like he's walking over all the graves, standing on top of them...that's disrespectful, supposed to walk at the top of the headstones, or at the feet of the buried...its courtesy for the resting

[@StanSwan]

Re-Run passed almost 21 years ago really makes me feel old. As a kid that grew up in the 70s he always was like a friend that made us laugh. RIP

[@JackieJax41]

I love watching these,because Arthur is so respectful of those that have gone

[@GENO618]

No he's not

[@starmnsixty1209]

​@@GENO618 👎

[@josh-jayyreacts]

This is a special episode and I want to thank you for including Naya in this one, she’ll be missed, loved and remembered

[@gator9339]

Are you related to her by any chance?

[@user-vg8mf5yu5g]

Safiyo

[@lohphat]

[comment repost] In April 1987 a group of friends and I went to see Wayland Flowers (and Madame) at Studio One Back-lot in West Hollywood. It was his last booked cabaret appearance on the west coast I believe before he died of AIDS complications the next year. One of my friends knew him and we went to Wayland's apartment after the show. My friends were ragtime pianists and we sat in the living room with Wayland bringing out the various puppets and riffing to the music. Then there was a knock on the door. I got up and answered it and it was an older gentleman with a characteristic scarf. It was Charles Pierce. I had no idea who he was (I was only 21). I then found out the next day at work about his career. I had no idea the night before. Now only one of the group and I remain, the rest are part of the ages. I miss the 80s...and my friends, and a little brush with celebrity. Search YT for "The Charles Pierce Show (Uncensored)" to see Charles's talent, and "Madame In Manhattan" for Wayland's. Have a ball witnessing real cabaret skills.

[@cuznvinnie818]

A beautiful cemetery. My mother is buried in the Courts of Remembrance.

[@Roller_Ghoster]

Respect to Arthur Dark. This is the sign of a real master of his craft who wants to give his fans perfection.

[@TheSilentForgotten]

Who is that bearded man!.... It's our cemetery host Arthur Dark with more Hollywood Graveyard of course!

[@arri275555]

Back in the early 2000s I worked for WB Television and got the opportunity to work with Fred Willard on a Sitcom. He was so humble and down to earth RIP

[@WELOVEUSELENA]

I LOVED THIS VIDEO AND THANKS FOR VISITING NAYA RIVERA'S GRAVESITE, SHE WAS A PROTECTIVE MOTHER UNTIL THE VERY END/IT'S HEROIC HOW SHE SAVED HER SON'S LIFE BUT IT'S ALSO SAD THAT SHE COULDN'T SAVE HER OWN/I WOULD LIKE TO ONE DAY VISIT HER GRAVESITE MYSELF TO PAY TRIBUTE!!!!☺

[@flashy5150]

Fred “Rerun” Berry was such a funny actor, especially his dance that he always did on “What’s Happening”. When that show was on, I never missed an episode. RIP Fred, you made me laugh so hard.

[@tishw4576]

Steve Allen has an unmarked grave? It's crazy. He is such an icon of TV.

[@ms.krueger2660]

I looked it up ! Took a bit to find out that was his wish. He wanted an unmarked grave. So weird !!

[@kane3383]

​@@ms.krueger2660 probably didn't want fans to find him and let him rest in peace ....literally

[@nancyanne1402]

Buried next to his very well known actress wife who has a well marked grave? Seems plausible.

[@pacificcoast101]

One grave not included is one of the best singer/songwriters of our time, Bill Withers.

[@sandrasanders706]

Watching Fred Berry on Soul Train in the 1970's..that's how he became famous.

[@lexxphil]

I love seeing those deer at the end. So adorable. 🥰

[@roxy5588]

The spelling error is forgiven Arthur. I still miss Naya Rivera she died way too young. She will never be forgotten and may she Rest in Peace. Keep doing what you do best Arthur. Your channel is one of my all time favourites.

[@TuckerSP2011]

I loved Fred Berry! He brought so much joy to the role as Rerun!

[@zzzombie888]

Fred Berry will forever be a fond memory of my childhood tv watching

[@mgmbacklot]

Charles Pierce...glad you included him. I attended his funeral. It's on KZbin, showing us in the White church and at the gravesite. Bea Arthur was his best friend.

[@chop3625]

Buck Henry, “Heaven Can Wait”. 1st class presentation.

[@TXMEDRGR]

I love seeing these actors and actresses again; it brings back such good memories. Thanks.

[@chrishorr5221]

Fred rerun berry he was so darn funny and talented!

[@Gitarzan66]

Great to see Jimmy and Frankie get a nod. Even better to see you back.

[@Jman417]

Thanks for going to John singletons grave. He directed some of my favorite hood movies: Boyz in hood, higher learning, Poetic Justice. I also appreciate the other grave rememberances.

[@DomoniqueStewart3936]

HEY BUDDY, YOU FORGOT "2 FAST 2 FURIOUS." 🙂🤨

[@68fmj51]

Sad. He was only nine months older than I am. Died too young!

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

​@@DomoniqueStewart3936 no...he did mention that....

[@kevinnelson66]

Brock Peters also voiced Darth Vader in NPR's Star Wars radio drama trilogy and appeared in the "Murder On the Rising Star" episode of Battlestar Galactica (1978-79).

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

Don't forget he was familiar to daytime fans on the y & r.....😅....

[@SlapMyBass3825]

Quiet Riot was a big influence of mine and seeing Arthur cover Kevin Dubrow at Pacific View, Randy Rhoads at Mountainview, and now Frankie Banali really put a smile on my face.

[@karendobbs8599]

I have just finished binge watching all 87 episodes. Arthur's voice is wonderfully calming to me. Thank you Arthur. Looking forward to your next video!

[@user-wn2di5st4k]

Yes...almost like a mortician...😅.........

[@leslieallen6296]

I really loved Rerun because I loved the show "Whats Happenin" and Naya Rivera from Glee. All of the people on here were so good at what they did, and I am so glad that we have Hollywood Graveyards so we can see and make sure that everyone is never forgotten. Thank you for this :)

[@arnepianocanada]

26:32 Steve Allen, lifelong Democrat, and solid Republican Jayne Meadows managed under same roof! Much-needed example for us all, surmounting differences with care.

[@ms.independent8935]

Naya’s death was heartbreaking 💔 I remember it like, it was yesterday 😔. I absolutely loved John Witherspoon he was so funny. John Singleton was phenomenal! Thank you Arthur for these videos ❤️ 🕊

[@evhonel]

Watching it over and over again is a treat ☺

[@marcusthetupacfan]

Thanks for visiting John Singleton he’s my favorite director of all time next to Spike Lee

[@kwaldbaum84]

You called Nayas son a her by accident when he was tellin authorities “they had gone for a swim and her mom disappeared under the water” great video never the less I love watching these videos

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

I wouldn’t even know where the error was. It was a joy rewatching this episode. I really must visit this cemetery, since I live in SoCal.

[@andrewthompson1683]

Love ya Arthur. Your videos have been bringing me joy for years!

[@givenscommunications6307]

Repeating myself from yesterday’s uploaded episode, Outstanding! Outstanding! Outstanding! I was listening to something on the radio and saw the notification. Had to stop listening and tune in to Arthur! Rita Shawl: She was on my favorite episode of The Andy Griffith Show. She and 2 other ladies played escaped convicts who kidnap Barney Fife and Floyd the barber. Lots of “tension” in this very adult, yet very funny episode! Charles Pierce: Remember him from 1970s talk show appearances! Buck Henry: Get Smart, The Graduate, Heaven Can Wait and SNL are where I would see him or his name in the credits. Vesta: In an office I worked in over 30 years ago, the women would play that song of hers, “Congratulations!” Boris Sagal: I remember when he died. That was such a freak accident! I knew he was Katey’s father. Christopher Lloyd Dennis: I remember him being shown during live shots outside the Jimmy Kimmel Live studios or on eXtra and Entertainment Tonight that featured him. Brock Peters: Wrongfully accused Tom in To Kill A Mockingbird was his best. Ernie Anderson: For years I wondered whose voice that was introducing ABC shows FOREVER. When ABC did their anniversary show in the 1970s he would be there! Ray Collins: Lieutenant Arthur Tragg. He brought humor to Perry Mason. “Well, fancy seeing you here, Counselor! Then Paul Drake would show up and he would say; “I knew you wouldn’t be far behind” or he would say; “You two are like bookends” or some other quip! Steve Allen & Jayne Meadows: Separately or together they were fixtures on 1960s and 70s television. I miss Steve’s 1960s late night talk show that aired after Carson’s. Funny and serious topics. Nothing like the mindless/talk/gossip shows of today! John Singleton: He directed a lot of television episodes as well. Ralph Bellamy: Best role was one of the much hated Wall Street financial brothers along with Don Ameche in Trading Places. Fred Willard: The “Ed McMahon-esk” sidekick on Fernwood Tonight and he was the dispatcher in Silver Streak who was calm and cool until the crash into Union Station! Fred Berry: He was one of The Lockers dance group. Another stellar installment. Thank you Arthur for the outstanding service you perform in showcasing the people we grew up watching!

[@houseofno]

If it makes you feel any better, we don't mind the spelling errors, speaking for myself of course. I'm not anal about such things. Keep on being terrific, Arthur!

[@Melanie220]

I never mind spelling errors--except my own! So I totally understand Arthur wanting to fix it! LOL.

[@trishamorriston3737]

😁

[@richardmattingly7000]

Winfield is also remembered for his narrating the true crime series City Confidential which he did up until his death in over 90 episodes. His unique voice gave a touch of melancholy to the stories, as well as a bit of humor in less serious moments about the cities or places where they occured....

[@starmoonfurby]

is a shame that kelly asbury was one of childhood directors in my entire life Rest In peace Kelly Asbury

[@alisavance3703]

Arthur, as always you never disappoint. Thank you for honoring so many loved ones as you do. God Bless.

[@Benyikoko]

Naya 😭💔 Still heartbroken over her death

[@wmadamzzz]

Thanks again for you terrific work on these graves of the famous. I especially liked Fred Willard who played two great characters in the last 10 years, Phil's dad on Modern Family and Amy's dad on Everybody Loves Raymond. He was terrific in those roles and in everything he's done. RIP

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

The entire Hoolywood Graveyard series is amazing. These aren't depressing tours.They are celebriation of people whose names we know and many whose names we don't but we know their faces.

[@andyrandall9289]

I remembered watching Fred Willard in "Real People," on NBC television. And the "Salem's Lot," mini series in 1979. He was one of my favorites. Mickey Jones was another favorite, I remember watching the Incredible Hulk tv episode, "Ricky," and a few other characters he played in the series.

[@mistressravenclaw9114]

Naya Rivera was a beautiful talented kind actress tragically taken so soon RIP ❤

[@Chris73388]

Your the best!! I love Reta Shaw

[@jtomyour2096]

I made the headstone for Joe DeRita at Valhalla cemetery. My old business partner was Mickey Carroll from The Wizard of Oz. I donated the headstone for Joe because Mickey used to dress up as Mae West and work the vaudeville circuit with the Three Stooges. Mickey was big on entertaining the troops on the west coast. Mickey was a twin. His brother and sisters were all normal height. He is buried at Calvary cemetery in St. Louis MO. RIP Mickey

[@joshuastika7289]

Seeing the voice of Odette on here was a shot through the heart.

[@juanitataylor2527]

Rerun was discovered on the corner of Oak and Folk in Waycross, Georgia. He would entertain with comedy and dance.

[@williamdean5075]

Wow, I remember you We had you on as a guest on our late night show After Midnight (1990s or so ) for a Halloween special. You gifted us with miniature wooden coffins as I recall. Great to see you are still going stronger! Still sporting a the Art Deco moustache, I see. Good job. Take care and prosper best wishes

[@luciledevries478]

I will watch it over and over ☺️

[@arnepianocanada]

I for one hope you never change the music. It too has become iconic; congratulations Giuseppe! A pro musician, I appreciate the quality and variety. Viewing them all again.

[@Drackleyrva]

Thank you for noting Charles Pierce--he was hilarious. There are quite a few videos on YT with some of his shows.

[@sebastianheidarinassab6089]

Don't sweat it, Arthur! We're always willing to watch a reupload. My grandmother drowned to death on July 2nd, 2022, so, Naya's death now hits too close to home. I miss my grandmother everyday, she was the pride and joy to so many. My life has been a wreck since she died, but, your videos provide solace for me. Hopefully, my grandmother can hang out with all the legends you've visited over the years.

[@jennylane9083]

Dam that sucks my condolences crazy I was in Florida taking care of my granny im so sorry sweetheart she will always be with you hugs buddy

[@Sheldonwoodard545]

I'm sorry for your loss of your grandma my birthday is July 2

[@traceymachen2667]

So sorry for your loss hope your grandma rests in peace

[@houseofno]

Michelle Nicastro. Beautiful actress. Terrible tragedy that she died so young. She guest starred in Knight Rider Season 3 episode Circus Knights episode in her 20's. Interesting coincidence with Lance Legault and William Lucking - both made repeat appearances in their respective TV series. Lance Legault was one of the guest star villains for Knight Of The Phoenix parts I and II, as well as playing a different character in the second season Knight Rider episode Knight In Shining Armor. Lance Legault was also the villain in both Airwolf episodes "Sweet Britches" (as the corrupt sheriff, this was also the episode that introduced the female lead Jean Bruce Scott as Caitlin O'Shaughnessy as a regular cast member of Airwolf in Season 2 and Season 3) and "To Snare a Wolf" (as the government official obsessed with capturing or destroying Airwolf and trapping Stringfellow Hawke). But my favorite connection between Lance Legault and William Lucking is that both actors featured in this episode portrayed respective pursuers of the A-Team in multiple episodes. Glen Larson once commented that Lance Legault's distinctive voice had "two octaves lower than God's." You can't ask for a more compelling reference than that. Lance Legault also appeared in various episodes of both Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers In The 25th century, both also not coincidentally directed by Glen A Larson. Nothing like getting repeat work from the same director for a vote of confidence on your work. Lance Legault was another favorite actor of mine from this period in television.

[@pmafterdark]

It was nice to see Paul Winfield's resting place. Always loved his acting work in the movies mentioned plus smaller roles like as a record producer in the film "Mike's Murder" and "Hustle" with Burt Reynolds.

[@wwe4840]

I didn’t know much about Naya, but her story is heartbreaking, my heart goes out to her family

[@mikeandmars2345]

I remember it like it was yesterday she drowned saving her son's life when first seen it on the news i could not it believe but there is a video on youtube with her and her son getting out her car to get a boat

[@cocoaorange1]

The lake she chose was murky and full of debris. I would never swim there. Very sad.

[@gator9339]

@@cocoaorange1 I used to camp at Lake Piru and I swam where she drowned. The water wasn't always murky and full of debris

[@jfilesgraphics]

I don't know much about her either but it's so sad that she had the leave this world at such a young age

[@evanisovich]

@@jfilesgraphics An extremely unfortunate and heartbreaKing accident, for sure 😞

[@MikeLutton]

Paul Winfield was also the landlord on 227 the final season

[@bryanloveseighties]

Arthur forgot to mention that Fred Willard was also the bartender of a fictional bar called "D.C. Follies" on the Sid and Marty Krofft show of the same name.

[@Bicep1]

Life is so fickle... we're here for a hot min then gone again ..... And yet we stress our selves so much during those short years possibly causing the conditions that take us possibly earlier than we should....

[@percyfrazier4924]

Paul Winfield was a great actor but one of his greatest works was as the narrator of CITY CONFIDENTIAL, one of my favorite shows.

[@stephaniec3759]

It's all right just gave me an opportunity to watch a second time just for the heck of it. Thank you for these videos they're very informative and very entertaining

[@jasperdilincoln2341]

Whats amazing is most of these Actors have all played on the same TV Sitcoms. Sometimes as main characters or just making special appearances. R.Rey played as the Mailman on 227 along with P. Winfield played as the Landlord. P.Winfield also played an episode on Family Matters as Rachel & Harriet's biological father. F.Willard also played on Family Matters as a Stressed out Vice Principal that had to deal with Steve...lol and of course Naya as Richie's girlfriend.

[@ashleypyle3140]

The amount of time, research, and work that goes into these videos is amazing,admirable, and appreciated. I have watched since the very beginning, and always look forward to new videos. What I love most is they are always done with respect to the deceased, even during viewers special. Thanks for your hard work Arthur!

[@neriashleycabajar1985]

Maxine died a month before my 2nd birthday! Marvin Gaye died in 1986! The cast of Sister Sister will always remember Mary Shaw! Joel Goldsmith died months before his 55th birthday!

[@charlesbrentner4611]

Brock Peters also played an old sharecropper in "Roots."

[@charlesbrentner4611]

Ray Collins also played Tom Kettle's father in law in some of the Ma and Pa Kettle movies.

[@azrikhairol4941]

You guys are most welcome to reuploads. I would never tired watching 'em ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Donofaquarius]

I look forward to these greatly. They are so peaceful I can watch for hours! I love history also so it's fantastic learning about all the lesser known contributors to entertainment and society. Keep up the great work! (Have you done Rudy Vallee's grave yet?). He's in Westbrook, Maine at St. Hyacinth's cemetery. He was Sinatra and Crosby before there was Sinatra and Crosby.

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

Will you visit Eleanor Parker's grave the next time you go to Forest Lawn as her ashes are buried there and you haven't done a video on her grave?

[@wcwbulldog1701]

Paul Winfield, like Brock Peters, also had a Star Trek TV Credit, playing the Alien Captain in The Next Generation Episode "Darmok".

[@nothing2seehere34]

This is a really good episode, I love how the stone of Yvonne Stevens and her mother were written. Perfect for historical research.

[@Jessica_Kirk]

I'm happy we were FINALLY Able to meet Fred Willard. I remember him as Swindle from Transformers Animated.

[@j-rschmoove]

Thanks for the videos. And I just want to say may God bless the people who get involved and have put head stones and markers on unmarked graves. Many of the great entertainers died with very little money. It’s an ultimate tribute to give there grave site a proper stone. ❤ God Bless.

[@oliviag3109]

You should do a sports edition of Hollywood Graveyard

[@GENO618]

Why don't u do it hoe

[@EnediceLopez]

Naya will forever be missed 😭

[@johnharper8345]

Makes you realise no matter how famous you are in life we are all equal in death.

[@HarDHarr]

Thank you for your videos, Arthur. Thank you for your hard work, your time and energy and your integrity and compassion, when creating these videos. Your videos are amazing, insightful and are done beautifully.

[@mikey76710]

I never knew that col Decker was Elvis presley stuntman in his films thanks for that Mr Dark love your channel

[@QuietStorm710]

🇦🇺🍃🐨Was Roddy McDowell buried? What about Marsha Hunt, Mary Boland, Frieda Inescourt, Karen Morley, Heather Angel, Ann Rutherford, Bruce Lester, Edward Ashley….a few suggestions if they are easily accessed. So enjoy how in depth you research everyone and the production overall. One of my favourite channels.💕

[@AquaBlue77]

Joel Goldsmith. Some of my most favorite TV series are Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, and the music he composed for these shows are outstanding. Seemed right, as his father, Jerry Goldsmith, composed for another most favorite franchise, Star Trek, most notably The Next Generation and the movies from that series. They were amazing composers, father, and son, alike. I got goosebumbs seeing that headstone. Thanks for including him this time.

[@trishamorriston3737]

Mr. Dark. You are one of my favorite content creators. Thank you for the wonderful video.😁

[@emilio8381]

Jimmy Bain ❤️🤘🏻..... Grazie ragazzi

[@Lovejazz01]

Wow , I’m so glad you visited the grave of Vesta and mentioned her here, didn’t know anyone knew of her outside of her R&B and Jazz fans , she was one of my favorites and her death was a shock to me, it still hurts. She was making a comeback with a new album when she suddenly died. Rest on in eternal heaven Vesta 💐💐💐💐💐🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🎤🎤🎤

[@jareen2660]

Luckily you managed to fix it relatively quickly. Great video as always! Keep doing what you are doing! Really wants me to go to my local graveyards and see who I can find. - a fan from the Netherlands

[@csnide6702]

Fred Willard was VERY underrated as an actor.... Check out his buffoon announcer character Jerry Hubbard - a real scream. That being said --- this is QUITE the trip down memory lane..... keep up the great work in making this series.

[@TisMePyper.S]

Beautiful as always ❤️

[@lailacannon3492]

Guess that's a sign to re watch this 😂🙌🏼🇬🇧

[@bwolper]

Your videos never disappoint! Thanks for the re-upload.

[@givenscommunications6307]

Not a bad or boring video in the bunch. Arthur and his videos ALWAYS keep me watching and interested in the subjects he showcases!

[@binge33]

Excellent job as always. Great to see who I hadn’t realized had passed. Love your shorts at the end! Never seen so many bucks together

[@sweetpjess]

This cemetery IS SO BIG!!! I had an opportunity to visit in May and didn't even touch 1/4 of it. Only a couple post it notes of notables I wanted to visit that time! Thanks for another video on this beautiful property!!

[@mikelindsey5042]

Loved this latest chapter in the series. I can tie a memory to almost everyone in this production. Fred 'Rerun" Berry was one of my favorites. As a fellow audio and video producer, Hats off to the Hollywood Graveyard production team! Great work! Best, Mike

[@elc1960]

Welcome back Mr. Dark! And another highly enjoyable video (of course). Keep making 'em and we'll keep watching 'em. Or just talk about some related stuff here and we'll watch that too. We're here for not just the videos, but you as well. Thanks again for all you do!👍

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

Thanks H.G. & May They All Rest Peacefully🤍

[@violetdreams1799]

i was going to watch it again anyway! sorry you had to go to all that trouble... thanks Arthur 💖

[@user-rl3zu3zf1o]

Arthur you , in my opinion, are the best of all the graveyard remembrance shows. No one and I mean no one is even close to your talent and presentation. Your knowledge of your subjects is uncanny. Thank you Arthur. Oh and your handsome face is a plus too.

[@saxarra43]

Love these, very well made.

[@Chvylvr73]

I like the one about ReRun "Hey Hey Hey", I remember the one from the A-Team and Fred Willard, Naya and many other....RIP to all of them

[@PeppieP]

Love having you back - loved this episode. I especially loved the wee deer at the end and their thought bubbles. Welcome back x